Knitted Summer Coats and Accessories Take Center Stage
The article praises practical, roomy coats and a range of knitted accessories for summer travel. It highlights hand knitted garments, versatile wraps, scarfs, hats, and bags, noting straight lines, roomy pockets, and convertible features. It also mentions fashion shifts toward sporty, travel wear and the enduring appeal of the tuxedo for older shoppers.
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Globe-Trotter
Tropics
Desert
Womn
Fashion belts and collars dominate 1930s suits and coats
Fancy belts remain in style with mother of pearl accents replacing steel. Janvin shows plaited leather belts often in black patent. Chanel favors brown leather with tweed sports outfits. Lanvin revives white plaited frills on collars for suits. Coats for six year olds mirror mother’s tweeds and homespuns with matching hats.
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Janvin
Chanel
Lanvin
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The provided text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to summarize into a newspaper card. It does not contain identifiable persons, organizations, or an event to report.
Take the Pleasant Outings for Rest and Renewal
A feature urging appreciation of good opportunities for small outings that refresh and broaden perspective. It notes many tempting invitations to go out but warns readers against making excuses that keep them home.
Refreshing Summer Drinks From Ginger Water To Punch
A vintage guide offers recipes to beat the heat with ginger water fruit punches and teas. It details Old Fashioned Ginger Water, Fruit Punch, Orange Pekoe Punch, and Strawberry Pineapple Nectar with steps, ingredients, and serving tips, plus a misquoted Lincoln quote to close.
Quick Cream Cookies and Pies With Sour Cream
Quick Cream Cookies use sour cream with sugar flour soda and baking powder for a rapid bake. Sour Cream Pie blends sour cream milk raisins lemon juice cinnamon and eggs in a single crust with meringue on top. Graham Gems mix eggs sour milk flour graham flour and butter for quick gem pies. Salad Dressing folds thick sour cream into yolks with salt pepper tarragon vinegar and egg whites. Sweet Potato Pie combines sour cream sugar mashed sweet potato eggs cinnamon nutmeg and honey in a crust with optional meringue.
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Sudan
Graham Gems
Pasaduas Town on Alto Parana Reports Modernity Beyond Frontier
A traveler depicts Pasaduas on the upper Parana river as civilization's edge with a broad-gauge railroad, a $600,000 hotel, three department stores, and a fine hospital. He contrasts primitive forests and wild Indians with this emerging center near Paraguay and Argentina.
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Parana
Paraguay
Argentina
Pasaduas
Alto Parana
South America
Ae Ate Dina ‘Ahout
Sen Mate Plan
Hog Prize Story at Chicago Live Stock Show
A doctor praising a winner hog meets a boy who claims the pig is his father’s first prize. The boy, twelve, is asked about his age and diet. He says he eats the same as others, and when asked about milk for humans the boy dryly replies milk is for hogs.
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Chicago
Pig Club
Mend Children's Stockings For Longer Use
A Michigan Farmer suggestion shows how to extend worn stockings by trimming ragged heels and resewing. Cut out damaged parts, gather openings, and sew with a simple stitch, placing the seam where it won’t press against the shoe.
Proper Time to Beat Moths and Prepare Winter Clothes
The article urges readers to clean and brush outer garments, wash and mend mittens scarves and stockings, and wrap them in mothproof wrappings. It advises packing away heavy nonwashable bedding after airing and sunning and organizing bureau drawers and closets to save time later.
Housekeeping Tips From The Housewife Column
Practical hints on cooking and cleaning from the Housewife. Guidance covers shredding lettuce for better texture, fireless cooker meat timing, adding salt to whipped eggs, filling cake pans, vinegar in water for cracked eggs, kerosene for tar stains, sour milk for silver cleaning, chicken fat removal for crust texture, bicycle pump for tight sewing machine spots, and sponge cake batter handling.
Southern club work funds support many students and scholars
In 15 southern states 2042 boys and girls’ club members paid all or part of school expenses from club earnings. 465 girls study home economics. 1344 former members attend agricultural colleges. In Mobile and Georgia youth save early, with 200 Georgia girls funded by club earnings. Birmingham clubs vote a $200 annual home demonstration scholarship.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Mobile
Ala
Georgia
Birmingham
Wash All Milk Cans Promptly After Emptied
The United States Department of Agriculture urges hotels restaurants and others buying milk in wholesale quantities to wash and sterilize cans immediately after use. Cans left dirty harbor bacteria and resist cleaning, creating souring risks at plants. Consumers can help by proper timely rinsing and handling.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mites Invade Roost Affects Egg Yield In Hens
Warm weather brings roost mites that rapidly multiply in hen houses causing egg production to drop. University poultry expert A C Smith recommends kerosene applied by brush or spray to keep mites out, noting morning application dries roosts and odors. Reapply biweekly in warm weather.
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A. C. Smith
University Farm
Sweet Clover For Pasture Use In Cattle Feeding
Sweet clover is best used as pasture under most conditions. If chosen for pasture, place cattle on it and restrict other forage for a day or two until they begin eating it. It makes coarse hay with few leaves, and hay quality is best when cut at blossom start.
Tasty Turnip Soup Recipe Card
Two pounds turnips trimmed and diced simmered with four tablespoons lard and a pinch of salt in stock for ninety minutes. Stir in flour pass through a sieve return to stewpan add Hille seasoning simmer briefly with cream just before serving.
Sausage Keeps Flavor When Fried With Flour Dusting
Sausage rolled in flour and sprinkled with cold water will not break in frying and will retain the good flavor.
Making a Washing Compound From Soap and Kerosene
A simple washing compound is prepared by shaving plain soap, mixing with a little kerosene and water, boiling until the soap dissolves, then cooling the solution before using on clothes.
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Buiter
Superior Farm Implements
Good implements are essential for effective farming and are cheaper when considering their utility. Poor or unsatisfactory tools hinder work, making proper farm implements a wise investment.
Two Possible Profits in Farming and Manufacturing
Fragmentary text suggests comparison of profits from farming crops and from a connected manufacturing process. Mentions a farmer who feeds crops to stock and a manufacturer, with two possible profits per year implied. Exact details are unclear.
Summer spraying plans and materials for crops
Summer spraying requires extra care because foliage is active and injury risk is higher after bud break. Arsenate of lead is common for chewing insects but calcium arsenate gains favor, Paris green still used on potatoes and tobacco, nicotine sulphate or blackleaf combats plant lice, Bordeaux mix works at summer strength for fruits, and various mixtures target fungi and pests as recommended by gardeners.
Soy Beans and Sudan Grass Mixture For Hay Feed
Seed soybeans and sudan grass together at corn planting time and harvest for hay when beans reach the dough stage. Moist black land suits this use and alkali peat sails may aid the mix. Sow about 12 pounds of sudan grass per acre broadcast, then drill in three pecks per acre of beans to cover the grass seed. Mammoth Yellow and Hollyrock Mongil are good soy varieties.
Keep Up Vegetable Supply Through Successive Plantings
Do not overlook making successive plantings of vegetables to maintain a steady timely fresh supply. Radishes and beans are among them. Pale snap and pole lima beans will come closer to a green bean supply than bunch beans.
Nitrogen by Legumes Boosts Soil Health
The text promotes planting legumes such as cowpeas velvet beans and peanuts to capture atmospheric nitrogen. It emphasizes nitrogen as a costly fertilizing element and suggests letting legumes enrich soil even while you sleep.
Transplanting Garden Plants Report
Garden guidance notes that plants may be transplanted to new beds to improve growth. Gardeners are advised to choose moist soil and avoid heat during relocation while ensuring roots stay intact for successful establishment.
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Maude
Western Newspaper Union
Abraham Lincern
Bureau of Chemistry
Gether
Michigan Farmer
Southern States
Alabama
Calery Sait
Superior Farm Implements
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